Britney Spears' concert "Piece of Me" would either pay tribute to the marquee stars who performed in Las Vegas, or one of Sin City's biggest busts.

Iit's guaranteed that Britney Spears' name will be placed up there in neon lights joining the likes of legends like Liberace, Elvis Presley, Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr. or Dean Martin. Or the second-tier stars like Elton John, Tom Jones, Celine Dion and Rod Stewart.

The one thing they have in common? They took residency in The Strip and performed before packed theatres.

Britney is set to start her stay at the famous place by the end of the month and those who will come to watch her are in for a treat.

"There's a lot of different, interesting aspects to the show and a lot of moments where the audience feels like they're in the show with us," she said during a radio interview with Ryan Seacrest. "A lot of special effects like that and it's the most dancing I've ever done," Britney added.

Her hardwork though would not be futile as reports claim she will $15 million richer by the time her two-year contract expires.

Certainly, it's a high-stake risk for the organizer considering that Britney hasn't had a true hit since probably 2011 with the single "Till the World Ends."

But Kurt Melien, Caesars Palace vice president for entertainment, is optimistic that the investment will yield some profits based on the early ticket returns. He said that the VIP tickets worth $500 each are already sold out.

Another promo allows fans to meet and greet Britney for a cool $2,500. Again, most of the tickets for that are also sold out.

Britney Spears was thrust into the spotlight with the song "Hit Me Baby One More Time" when she was just 17 years old. The surprised hit stayed on top of the Hot 100 BillBoard charts for two weeks. Since then, she's had a string of number ones at BillBoard like "Womanizer," "3,"and "Hold it Against Me."

With how things are going, looks like Britney is back on top.